Use "rows" in a sentence

1. And then he turns around and I see those rows of loathsome eyes just leering at me, and I just want to coil that sucker up and inject all my venom sacs straight into his face!

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2. Lo and behold, it's like a completely different place -- the farmhouse is completely rebuilt and in excellent condition, there are plenty of cattle and other livestock happily munching on feed in well-fenced pens, and the fields are filled with crops planted in neat rows

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3. Around them were rows and rows of unused computers

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4. ‘No, I’m not … Dan and I have had some pretty major rows in our time – he’s got as volcanic a temper as I have, but there was no point this time, even I could see that

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5. Not that he liked my advice always … I smile to myself as I recall some of the more memorable rows we had which started with me telling him that he ought to do something or other

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6. Dave, facing John, slowly rows to the island on the lake

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7. Without another word, he pushes off, turns the boat slowly in the lake and rows away as John watches

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8. Cases of liquor are stacked to the ceiling along rows that recede into the distance

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9. She was sitting in a rather large hall, grown from rows of trees that joined together high above

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10. There were some oooh's and ahhh's from the crew's rows in the amphitheater

11. It was a large square room with a high ceiling adorned with fancy plasterwork and filled by rows of tables bearing what she knew to be computer stations criss-crossing the room, lit by natural light from the long, floor to ceiling windows let into one wall

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12. Alan thought there should be a central aisle in the streetcar with rows of seats facing forward

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13. They pranced and stepped high on the stage and invited a few juggy ladies from the front rows to bounce around on stage with them

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14. Instead they ducked between the rows of cargo that now covered almost the whole deck

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15. Most African tribes dressed their hair in plaits wrapped in thread, tight to the scalp, either in straight rows (hence the name) or intricate patterns and the ends were secured with thread and/

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16. She took a wherry across the river to the Southwark side where the warehouse was situated, strolling along the lanes behind the Shakespearean theatre where herb gardens, supplying the nearby centre for the Herbmasters, occupied neat little patches of ground carefully tended by a cadre of gotteswomen specially trained for the purpose, the purple outfits of their calling showing up clearly as they toiled amongst the neat rows of plants

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17. The rows were laid out with loose-leafed notebooks at the beginning and end of each

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18. Pottery vases and dishes trailing ribbons and silken cord stood before effigies of tulips and lilies in pink, white and turquoise behind rows of ornate glassware balanced on the shelves

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19. The rows were a little narrow and Nightday is very dark

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20. As he walked thru the rows to the edge of the patio, he wondered why she would do that

21. The dogs flew to the right and to the left, up and down the aisles and rows, savaging all of the dignitaries with their massive fangs until there was nothing left of the government ministers, the judiciary and upper echelons of the police service but rags and bones

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22. Surrounding the icon, candles stood in rows like parishioners, waiting to be lit

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23. Terry retired from the beautiful game amid a welter of accusations, of public rows with Bling and general feelings of mutual betrayal

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24. A commotion near the entrance to the Hold drew her attention; she could see two rows of warriors lined up facing fifteen to twenty Scathers

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25. As Ken and Eileen grew steadily into the trunk stiffening years of their mid-thirties, Ken, moved by an unconscious desire to nurture and grow, turned the back garden of their modest home into a vegetable grower’s delight, with rows of broad beans, green beans, carrots and parsnips swelling with each alternate kiss of the sun and caress of summer rain

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26. The soil was rich and fertile and there were many farms with rows and rows of crops being harvested

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27. This obsession with the song caused huge rows in the Roach household

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28. They came and sat two rows ahead of us

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29. produce the emotions in their respective rows

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30. a time, but to speed it up, I have numbered the rows

31. into columns and rows to facilitate faster searching,

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32. Joanna has pottered at things and, as a result, the rows between them have continued

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33. stalls in two rows

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34. accusations, of public rows with Bling and general feelings of

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35. This obsession with the song caused huge rows in the Roach

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36. The lecture room was large and rather stark room, with rows of

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37. The bed was filled with regimented rows of

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38. Rows of glowing crystal balls line the upper level, a huge glowing crystal onion ringed with six ornate thrones dominates the sunken central portion of the room

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39. This section of the campus wasn’t the orderly rows of quads the pyramid and dome were on

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40. He followed him out the door and around to the back of the house where stacks of boards lay in neat rows

41. The herd adjusted, becoming three horizontal rows, instead of

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42. white projectile was headed right at his head, but the man two rows in front of him

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43. In fact I learned to type in the ballroom of the house – rows of manual typewriters on desks in half the original ballroom; a stud wall completely out of keeping with the original graciously appointed saloon dividing the room into two

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44. Like Harry before her, it was satisfying to her sense of wholeness, to balance ledgers and keep entries in neat and orderly columns and rows

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45. they wove in and out of the rows of cars, laughing and talking

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46. Heather and Roman sat two rows from the back

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47. obsessive, the rows of lights evenly spaced, the star on top pointed exactly toward

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48. had his back against the wall and marched at least four rows deep

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49. Freddy only had two rows left before reaching the top—four more fire

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50. Sally sat a couple rows in front of the main group with her coat pulled up around

51. Roman and me, sitting a couple rows back in the stands, watching a guy mow the

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52. You could see the perfect rows made by the lawn mower that

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53. Had there been a vestibule? Was it a door just outside? He looked there and saw a large floor with rows of workbenches, still with their sheets draped over them

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54. Huge urns taller than he was stretched in rows on this floor

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55. By the time we have collapsed all rows we should have a large space to lay out the bodies

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56. All the passengers were out of their seats and laid in rows by 04:00

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57. As I looked through the traceried arches at the rows of

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58. Once the chamber had been stuffed with treasures, now the room housed rows of straw-filled mattresses caked with human feces and blood, several of which yet dripped with the red liquid having been freshly spilt

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59. He found a few scraps of paper with some strange designs made up of rows of little icons

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60. The road was cramped, stuffed with traffic and closed in by rows of buildings, some well over four stories high

61. A little later a couple hot gat rolls were passed in the window at a wide crossroads with big awnings out and a couple rows of trees in the square

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62. Below him rows of buildings towered over streets flooded with the undead

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63. The large wooden gates in front of him were further protected by rows of wooden stakes that would allow a wagon through but only via a torturous S that meant no one could charge the gates

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64. The sight sent a shiver through Nate as memories of school history lessons and photo’s of rows of Hitler Youth Children flashed through his mind

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65. Along the west side of the pyramid, the dorms continued for many rows

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66. In the other direction the dorm rows extended almost to the corner

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67. On feast days, slaves might be allowed to attend dramas, gathering in the amphitheater’s back rows, as they’d done in Smyrna

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68. Nerissa counted twenty rows of tiered benches, filling rapidly with spectators

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69. see the result in the fol owing rows

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70. sat in the first three rows, and thus I had not had the occasion to

71. I moved a couple of rows in front

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72. Before the queen could disembark the soldiers formed two rows leading up to the house, one on either side of the stairway

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73. Rows of gleaming teeth and glowing eyes alike shone and flashed

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74. These had orally activated switches that were fitted for Danny and little flashing rows of lights

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75. currently empty rows in this chart will show more

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76. It separated into rows around her, like rings around the planet of Saturn

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77. Here the thin green oasis squeezed between rows of houses widened

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78. A small greenhouse had been added adjoining the kitchen with rows of herbs growing in clay pots lined up on long tables on either side

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79. Through the glass she could see the little fenced off back garden with what looked like neat rows of low bushes and beyond that, the backs of a row of council houses which hadn't been there on her last visit

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80. The train took us past rows of poplars that stood like sentries on the wayside lanes and grass covered canal banks as we moved towards the Somme River

81. It's former rural setting was slowly being gobbled up by rows of semi-detached middle income estates of two storied houses, pretending to blend into the countryside behind clumps of trees, that the developers in their wisdom had not obliterated, completely

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82. We stopped at the mouth of an aisle in the weapon rack rows

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83. ” He turned to look down the rows of weaponry with pride

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84. It revealed two rows of teeth alarmingly similar to that of the

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85. She mentioned the rows of large, mature,

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86. “Lying in rows behind us there is no more attack because there is no more Battalion it has ceased to exist”, tears filled his eyes and he started trembling

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87. His eyes scanned to the top shelf where she kept her books, and he was surprised to see rows of political textbooks

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88. One gets that feeling here on this hallowed ground, and I have known that same poignant feeling as I looked out across the rows of white crosses and Stars of David in Europe, in the Philippines, and the military cemeteries here in our own land

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89. Close to his side of the stage, only a few rows back, stood Alexia

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90. He turned around to see two rows of barbed wire stretching into the sky, as far as the eye could see

91. Stretching out to this point a dozen or so rows of pod-like containers, similar to something he’d seen once in a science fiction movie, placed in close proximity to one another

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92. In front of the podium, rows of chairs had been set out, and journalists were beginning to filter in, chattering excitedly to each other

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93. Rows of seats mostly occupied

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94. A man, who was barely visible in an unlit area, two rows in front called out, ‘How can you understand, unless you've been through what we have?’

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95. We stood in a large courtyard just inside, with spacious thatched alcoves opening all round, in which a couple of hundred slaves and attendants lay in silent rows, resting on their mats

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96. Weak light filtering through grimy windows, revealing rows of long counters littered with salt, dented cans, and torn labels

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97. The lamps on the outside walls barely illuminated the rows, but nothing moved amongst the deep shadows

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98. Men, women and children flocked in from all adjacent coast towns and bush villages, and lay at night in long silent rows on the sea front or along the sides of the houses

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99. No loose papers littered the top, a wood caddy restrained pens, and, when she peered in a drawer, rows of alphabetized files peered back

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